Golf courses in Florence, OR.

Florence, OR

Florence Golf Links is a public course in Florence, on the central Oregon coast, opened in 1993. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling duneland near the ocean, a scenic coastal course that welcomes the public.

Florence, OR

Sandpines Golf Links is a public 18-hole course in Florence, on the central Oregon Coast, designed by architect Rees Jones. The par-72 layout measures roughly 6,900 to 7,200 yards depending on the tee markers and is bordered on its ocean side by the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. The front nine winds through a forest of coastal pines and small lakes with a character the club compares to courses on the Monterey Peninsula, while the back nine opens into a more traditional links landscape shaped by wind-sculpted sand dunes. Bentgrass is used throughout the course. Sandpines is about a quarter mile west of Highway 101 and is roughly an eighty-minute drive from Bandon Dunes to the south. The facility includes a golf shop, practice areas and a bar and grill, and tee times can be booked online or by phone year-round.

Florence, OR

Ocean Dunes Golf Links is an 18-hole public course in Florence on the central Oregon coast, operated by Three Rivers Casino Resort. Designed by architect Bill Robinson, the links-style layout winds through windswept coastal dunes bordered by gorse, heather, shore pines and native sea grasses, with pot bunkers protecting small greens. The well-drained sandy ground keeps it playable through wet coastal winters, and wind is a regular factor. A clubhouse with a snack bar and cart rentals serves golfers, and the course offers junior rates along with a golf-and-hotel package through the resort. Annual memberships are limited and offered on a first-come basis.